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π 'King of the Zou': Texas pokes fun at Missouri, leading CFB trolls
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All the top postgame jabs from around college football in Week 10, led by Texas' post aimed at Missouri.
All the top postgame jabs from around college football in Week 10, led by Texas' post aimed at Missouri.
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